What does this mean for the Buccaneers? Well, the team will have around $80 million in cap room to play with this offseason, which puts them at a huge advantage. Despite the fact the Bucs finished just 7-9 in 2019, their 4-2 finish shows they are trending in the right direction. They may just be a quarterback away from getting back to the playoffs for the first time since 2007.

Tom Brady is, of course, the big fish they are looking to land. The six-time Super Bowl champion has been linked to the Bucs, and if Brady wants to build his legacy further, Tampa Bay offers him a great chance to do just that. As Dianna Russini of ESPN reported last week, Brady has two big wants from any new team looking to sign him — input on the roster and play-calling decisions. The Bucs are apparently willing to do both. Plus, they have plenty of money to offer the Golden Boy.